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février 11, 2025Like
Should You Join a Pregnancy Registry if You Have MS?
For many people, pregnancy is equal parts thrilling and terrifying. For one, you’re growing a tiny human in your body, which is very cool. But growing a tiny human also means a lot of changes and decisions to make regarding your health and the health of your unborn child(ren). Any considerations and concerns become even more complicated if you’re living with a chronic illness. Many chronic conditions require life-long treatment, and pregnancy may affect the type of medication you take Healthy
février 11, 2025Like
New Study Finds Higher BMI May Be Associated With Decreased Alzheimer’s Risk In Women
A new study published in PubMed looked at the associated risk and resilience factors of Alzheimer’s disease in women with early bilateral oophorectomy. “The study is about risk and resilience factors related to Alzheimer’s disease (AD) in women,” study author Noelia Calvo told us. “Epidemiologic data show that AD is more prevalent in women than in men, but we do not know why. We were hoping to understand the possible risk and resilience factors for AD specifically in women with theravive
février 11, 2025Like
What is ‘Brain Rot’? And 5 Habits to Prevent It!
I’m not lying when I say that sometimes I’ll sit in front of my screen and stare at it until I feel my brain turning to mush. I can’t focus, forget simple things, and everything feels foggy. After researching it, I came across the term “brain rot” which described my feelings accurately. While it’s not a psychological term, brain rot can describe the feeling when you experience fogginess and feel sluggish. But don’t worry, there are ways you can keep calmsage
février 10, 2025Like
¿Cuáles son las opciones terapéuticas del cáncer cervical?
English Blair McNamara, M.D., hizo la revisión médica de este documento. El cáncer cervical es raro en EE.UU., siendo menos del 1% de todos los cánceres y es muy tratable. De hecho, si se detecta en etapas tempranas, la tasa de supervivencia a 5 años supera el 91%. « El cáncer cervical en Estados Unidos debería poder prevenirse. Tenemos una excelente prueba de examinación, con pruebas de Papanicolaou y del VPH », dijo Monica Vetter, M.D., una oncóloga ginecológica certificada de Norton Healthy
février 10, 2025Like
What Are Your Treatment Options for Cervical Cancer?
Medically reviewed by Blair McNamara, M.D. Cervical cancer is rare in the U.S. — making up less than 1% of all cancers — and it’s highly treatable. In fact, if it’s found in early stages, the 5-year survival rate is over 91%. “Cervical cancer in the United States should be preventable. We’ve got an excellent screening test, with Pap smears and HPV testing,” said Monica Vetter, M.D., a board-certified gynecologic oncologist with Norton Cancer Institute. Even though routine screening can Healthy
février 10, 2025Like
Hoovering: What Is It, Why Narcissists Do It, and How to Respond
Narcissists are manipulative, and engaging with one can be draining as it is. They use tactics to manipulate others to the end, leaving others with no confidence and little to no self-worth. At that stage, you have no choice but to leave the toxic relationship behind. That’s when hoovering comes in. Hoovering is a manipulative tactic where the narcissist “sucks” you back into the relationship. This kind of behavior comes when the narcissist is afraid that others will get away calmsage
février 8, 2025Like
Bathophobia, The Fear of Depths: Symptoms, Treatments, & How to Cope
There’s a saying that the deeper you go into the ocean, the scarier it becomes. And in this, I’m not just talking about the creatures dwelling under the sea. I’m talking about the depths of the vast body. We all have some fears, but what many people have is the fear of depths. Also known as bathophobia. People with bathophobia, a fear of depth, experience anxiety or panic when confronted with or even thinking about great depths. In this post, calmsage
février 7, 2025Like
13 Celebrities Who’ve Opened Up About Trying Ayahuasca
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. Chances are, you’ve heard about Ayahuasca and how it gives people the wildest drug trips that can, potentially, change the course of their lives. But did you know that quite a few celebrities have tried Ayahuasca and shared their experiences? Before we get into what celebrities have said about their Ayahuasca journeys, though, we need to talk about what shek
février 7, 2025Like
The CDC Says Black Maternal Deaths Are Still Increasing. Here Are 3 Things That Need To Change
Why do Black mothers in America continue dying at alarming rates in a healthcare system equipped with cutting-edge technology and innovation? The latest CDC data on maternal mortality reveals a troubling pattern: while overall US maternal deaths decreased in 2023, Black mothers saw their death rates rise from 49.5 to 50.3 per 100,000 live births. This isn’t just a statistic — it represents mothers, daughters, and sisters whose lives were cut short giving birth in the US. Beyond Access to shek
février 7, 2025Like
How to Make Friends in a New City: 10 Easy Tips!
Moving to a new city means a new culture and new beginnings. While it can be a good opportunity for your life, it could also be stressful. Change is never easy, right? So why would moving to a new city, town, or country be any easier? Just because you have moved to a new city and left your old life behind doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy it or make new friends. Worries about moving away from your friends and life calmsage
février 6, 2025Like
Meet 6 Black Women Who Changed Healthcare History
February is Black History Month. Black women have made many inventions and discoveries that have improved public health and advanced technology. Thanks to the vision, determination and dedication of Black female scientists and inventors, healthcare providers can better identify, treat and even prevent potentially deadly health conditions. Technological achievements aren’t limited to Black women with advanced degrees in medicine and science. The simple sanitary belt, an invention that made menstrual protection more accessible and comfortable for all women, emerged from Healthy
février 6, 2025Like
Erin Andrews Says Criticisms of Her Appearance Are ‘Part of the Gig’: ‘We Have To Love Ourselves’
As an NFL reporter on FOX, Erin Andrews is on sidelines and TV screens every week during football season. She makes it look effortless — the unflappable interviews! the coats! the charisma! — but don’t kid yourself: the job comes with a demanding schedule that strains both physical and mental health. And being in the spotlight sets her up for all kinds of online commentary about everything from her clothes to her looks to her choice of interview questions. As shek